Yesterday, I went to the cinema to see "A Dog's Mission". It was really cute with this little furry creature. Today I would like to recommend a few movies about dogs to children.
Every child has an angel in his heart, how to inject kindness, bravery and responsibility into the child's heart. Sometimes the reprimand is not as good as a heart-warming movie. It is said that companionship is the best love for children, how to have quality companionship? Human feelings are all melted into such touching stories.
Whether the owner is poor or rich, healthy or sick.
The dog will be at the side of the owner.
As long as you can get close to the owner, no matter whether the ground is cold and hard, the cold wind is cold, and the snow is flying.
It will lie down beside its master in utter disregard.
Even if the owner has no food to feed.
It still licks the hands of its masters and the wounds of their masters' hands from defending themselves against this cold world.
Even if the master is a beggar, he accompanies him like a guardian prince.
When all his friends turned around, it didn't hesitate.
When wealth disappears and reputation is discredited.
Its love for its owner is as eternal as the ever-moving sun in the sky.
If by fate.
Its owner became a homeless wanderer.
This loyal dog only wants to accompany its master, has difficulties, fights against the enemy, and has no luxury.
When the common end of all things came, death took the life of its master and the body was buried in the cold underground.
Even though all the relatives and friends were on their own, this noble dog would guard the tomb alone.
It looked up between its legs, its eyes full of sadness.
But he still guarded the cemetery vigilantly, loyal until death.
"The Dog's Praise"
"Beauty" Foster 1870
1. "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog" Douban score of 9.2 points
The story of Hachiko, a loyal dog
Recommended reason: I have watched this movie 3 times, and I can't help but cry every time I watch it.
The first time I saw it, I cried and frightened my roommate.
The moment I saw the dog get old instantly, it was really a variety of emotions.
Synopsis: The Story of Hachiko, a loyal dog, is based on a true story that took place in Japan in 1933. The story tells of a university professor who adopts a small Akita dog and takes the name "Hachiko". Every day after that, Hachiko took the professor to the station in the morning and waited for the professor to go home with him in the evening. Unfortunately, the professor died of illness and never returned to the station. However, Hachiko waited at the station every day for the next 9 years until he finally died.
2. "Jungle Pure Heart" Douban score 9.3 points
Brave benji in the jungle
Recommended reasons: Responsibility and conscience. Animals have something, how can humans leave it?
Between facing the life and death of others and the life and death of my own, I saw the thinking of animals and the nobility and loyalty of the soul. It is the responsibility that bursts forth from the depths of all animal souls when we think, and it tells us what conscience is.
Synopsis: The plot of this film is to tell the story of the greyhound Benji wandering in the wild, Benji found that a leopard mother was shot by the hunter, leaving four small leopards alone, Benji, driven by compassion, could not help himself away from home, but also took on the task of taking care of the four leopards, and even gave up several times that he could obviously go home. In addition, Benji must also beware of the attack of ferocious beasts such as gray wolves to protect the safety of the leopard. In the end, it finally found a suitable home for the leopards.
3. "Loyal Dog Dram" Douban score 9.2
The camaraderie of a dog and a little boy
Reason for recommendation: The father's way of educating his son in the movie is great. The images are beautiful, and the final defense is so impassioned that everyone who hears it will be moved. More suitable for taking children to see.
Synopsis: The boy Charlie lost his mother at an early age and grew up living with his father, Burdon. Uncle Lang has always blamed Burdon for his sister's death, and his relationship with Burdon is extremely tense. Charlie's family has a dog named Drum, and he has a good relationship with Charlie, and his uncle Lang has always disliked it. One day, several wild wolves sneaked into Uncle Lang's farm and killed a sheep.
Uncle Lang concludes that Drumm is the perpetrator, while Charlie believes Drumm's innocence. Soon after, the same tragedy was repeated on the farm, and Uncle Lang was furious and took Drum to court.
The situation was very unfavorable to Drum, and seeing that the court might rule against Drum, Charlie and Burden hired a lawyer, West, hoping to save Drumm's life. With his eloquent talents, West took the initiative in court and eventually won the jury's support for Drumm...
At the final hearing, Senator Foster read a defense to the jury on behalf of Bourdain called "The Dog's Salute." The jury judges were deeply moved by this strange article that has never been found in the past, and finally ruled bourdon in favor, ending the case with the defendant paying $500 in damages. Because this case caused a sensation at the time, its influence was widespread, and it became a world-famous legal case.
4. "Greyhound Lacey" Douban score 8.8
Why are you here?
Reason for recommendation: The greyhound Lacey is really famous, and it has been loved by the public as early as 1943, and it is a classic that is difficult to surpass. This story, in addition to the dog, there are many hints of life, which can be understood. This dog is really the smartest dog I've ever seen.
Synopsis: Yorkshire, England, during the Great Depression. The Sam Gecklaus were poor, and the only thing of value was a clever shepherd, Lacey. Lacey was a good friend of his youngest son, Joe, but Sam sold Lacey to the wealthy Duke. Lacey, who missed her master deeply, fled several times. Finally, in distant Scotland, Lacey embarks on a journey back to the true master's house.
5. "The Dog of Flanders" Douban score 8.9
Reason for recommendation: "The Dog of Flanders" is just a cartoon, but it gives me a taste of the purest emotions of this era - the flesh and blood affection between the dragon and the grandfather, the unswerving friendship with the dog Ah Zhong to death, and the pure love (yes, the purest love) with Xiaolian. Of course, there is also the end of the film, in front of the painting of Jesus' crucifixion, the dragon wanders the kingdom of the flower of the human spirit, sees a heavenly scene, and feels incomparably happy. Yes, each of these emotions is like a beautiful and depressive love song that strikes at our heartstrings. I couldn't help but burst into tears.
Synopsis: Flanders, Belgium in the 19th century. One day, a nun visited the cathedral in the town of Antwerp. When the nun looked up at Rubins' painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary, her memory suddenly returned to 20 years.
Nilo is an orphan who lives with his grandfather in the village of Hobken, near antwerp, and makes a living by helping people transport milk. By chance, they adopted a large abandoned dog, Patch. Nilo and Grandpa lived in poverty, and Patch did everything he could to help them, pulling them into town to sell milk.
Although Nilo was poor, he had an amazing artistic genius, he had a noble dream in his heart, and he worked tirelessly to realize his dream. However, bad luck continues: because of the difference between rich and poor, Nero is forced to stay away from his little friend Alois, and his young dreams are stranded; when the world abandons Nilo, only the old dog Patch and he do not abandon him...
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